<p>Hello so here's my deal,</p>
<p>I went to UCLA as a political science major. I got a pretty decent gpa 3.65. I was political science because I was planning on going to law school. I even did internships with lawyers and working at a legal access center for low income litigants. But during my time in internships I met a lot of lawyers who were unhappy with their careers, had no job prospects, and were basically working for free. After graduating I just realize I don't have the stomach for the law field. I can't handle the debt or the unemployment statistics. </p>
<p>So upon looking at what else I was good at I remember being really good with math and science. I got As in Precalc, calc, biology, geology. I was thinking I could do something in environmental engineering because I know a couple of my friends who are doing a BA in Engineering and they are really happy with their choices and actually have paid internships and job offers. </p>
<p>I just want to know how realistic is it for me to change my career path. I know me graduating already counts against me. My only options are either a 2nd Bachelors in environmental engineering or getting a masters in Engineering. Both are going to be expensive, but I just want to pick the one that's going to let me work in an environmental engineering firm or for the government working on environmental/sustainability projects. Will me having a poli scie degree count against me if I do the masters route ?</p>